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Actress Ruth Kadiri has advised couples against organising overly elaborate weddings, stating that the pressure and expectations can negatively impact marriages. She suggests focusing on the relationship's core and considering simpler ceremonies.
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Three abducted victims have been rescued by Nigerian soldiers in Sakaba, Kebbi State. The victims were found unharmed during a successful operation on Saturday. The Army reaffirms its commitment to protecting lives and property.
Dominion University Chancellor Taiwo Adelakun urged 140 graduands to shun corruption and uphold integrity, emphasizing their role in Nigeria's development. He called on them to be solutions, not problems, and to maintain high moral standards.
Elon Musk has accused Ukraine of violating Starlink's terms of service by using the satellite internet for offensive drone strikes. He stated the loophole has been closed and warned of service termination, while also acknowledging Starlink's critical role in Ukraine's defence.
Ogun communities are protesting, begging Governor Abiodun to intervene over alleged land allocation to Chinese investors. Residents fear losing their homes and ancestral heritage.
Jagabanist Nationwide Support Group is rallying support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027, citing policies like student loans and fuel subsidy removal as reasons for continuity.
30 youths in Bauchi have graduated from the Bala Wunti Tech Fellowship, gaining digital skills to boost employment and entrepreneurship. The program aims to empower them to create opportunities.
Nigerian businesses need more than just loans to grow, according to Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele. He emphasized the necessity of patient capital, experienced investors, and institutional support to overcome structural barriers hindering SME expansion.
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Old students of Imade College, Owo, have spent N11 million this year employing ad hoc teachers due to a severe shortage. They are appealing to the Ondo State government for urgent intervention.
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SERAP has sued the Federal Government at the ECOWAS Court of Justice over alleged diversion and failure to account for N78.8 billion allocated to cash transfer and social protection programmes. The lawsuit is based on the Auditor-General's 2024 report and seeks a full accounting and investigation.
Edo State is seeking a partnership with Botswana to enhance its agriculture and livestock sectors. The collaboration aims to attract foreign investment for the upcoming Edo International Agricultural and Livestock Investment Summit.
A tiler, Samuel Net, has been arrested by FCT Police in Abuja over the death of a hotel worker, Joseph Terdoo, following a disagreement. Police responded to a distress call at a hotel in Utako District.
NDLEA has arrested a South African woman with 36.65kg of cocaine at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. A grandmother was also apprehended with cannabis.
NANS has passed a vote of confidence in President Tinubu and Minister of Works, David Umahi, after inspecting federal road projects in Cross River and Benue. The students' body noted commendable progress and high standards on projects like the Calabar Coastal Highway.
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Bayelsa youths have held a peace walk in Yenagoa to support the police's anti-cultism campaign, pledging to collaborate with security agencies to combat crime and promote peace in the state.
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Nigerian Air Force flew over 6,100 hours and consumed nearly 10 million litres of aviation fuel for national security operations between Nov 2025 and Sept 2026.
Anambra State Police have arrested a wanted suspect, Udochukwu Okafor, known as 'Small-Moto', in Ebenebe community. He is accused of armed robbery, kidnapping, cultism, and allegedly snatched a firearm from a vigilante.
Iran's parliament speaker has called for a 10% reduction in gas consumption as winter approaches, citing anticipated shortages. Households that conserve gas will receive direct financial incentives in their bank accounts.
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Ekiti State and Jhpiego are partnering to expand family planning services, with a focus on increasing access to hormonal IUDs. The government is working to ensure family planning commodities are available at health facilities across the state.
Former Osun lawmaker Olatunbosun Oyintiloye says President Tinubu needs support, not criticism, to fix Nigeria's economy. He believes the President's tough reforms are necessary and showing early positive signs.